Pearl Ring in 18ct Yellow Gold with Blue Tahiti Pearl - Engagement Ring
€ 1.275,00
Ring in gold with Tahitian pearls - Duo of Pearls
The Duo of Pearls ring is a sophisticated and elegant jewel in which the timeless beauty of Tahitian pearls comes together with the warm glow of gold. The carefully selected pearls are perfectly matched in colour and size, creating a harmonious ensemble together. Wear these rings solo or as a stylish duo for an extra luxurious look.
Choice of two exclusive designs
-
Pearl ring in 18 ct yellow gold - €1,220
- Grey-blue Tahitian pearl (9.5 mm)
- Matt finish
- Ring size: 55
-
Pearl ring in 18ct rose gold - €1,240
- Pistachio Tahitian pearl (9.5 mm)
- Shiny finish
- Ring size: 54.5
The unique beauty of Tahitian pearls
These Tahitian pearls are carefully selected to create a perfect balance between colour and shine. The blue-grey pearl combines beautifully with the green pistachio pearl, while it yellow gold and rose gold fine-tuning the whole thing.
Tahitian pearls are saltwater pearls from the black-lipped Pinctada margaritifera oyster, which is farmed in the waters around Tahiti and the French Polynesian Islands. Their hues range from deep black, grey and bronze to peacock, aubergine, white, grey-green and blue-green. With dimensions between the 8 mm and 16 mm they are among the larger and rarer pearl species.
Timeless elegance and sophistication
This exclusive pearl rings are a wonderful choice for a special occasion, an engagement ring or a precious gift. Their subtle luxury and sophisticated appeal make them an enduring symbol of elegance.
Op voorraad
Pearls and marriage: a timeless symbol of love and purity
Pearls are associated not only with femininity and purity, but also with marriage. For thousands of years, they have played an important role in wedding traditions around the world.
According to an age-old story, the Hindu god Krishna the very first pearl - a symbol of purity and love - and gifted it to his daughter on her wedding day. This meaningful tradition was adopted over the centuries by different cultures, including our own. Today, pearls remain a popular element in bridal jewellery and engagement rings, as a sign of a pure and timeless love.
